Isn't that the place with the evil stuff happening underground, which we will find out later about? (a while ago someone asked blizz if it was an old god, and it isn't an old god. I'll see if I can find a source)

Q: Is there truly an Old God underneath the Tirisfal Glade?
A: Nope! There’s something incredibly unsettling there, but it’s not an Old God. It isn’t recommended to go digging through the Glades, though.

Who knows what could've happened with Tyr's remains.

"Don't walk behind me; I may not lead. Don't walk in front of me; I may not follow. Just walk beside me and be my comrade." - Albert Camus

I mean true, but at the time, he was unique. Plus, he could have also been a prototype? Has anyone else noticed that they alternate between having an old god boss in a raid and not? We had Cthun in classic, none in BC, Yogg in wrath, and none in cata.

Description of Zon'ozz says that he fought against other old gods. Thats before Titans even arived.

I know full well I'm reading too much into it, and you're taking what I'm saying WAY to seriously. It's 7AM and I've been up all night. I am in NO state to be making rational, serious discoveries of hidden messages in lore :P

So wait, you were joking then? Or is this just your way of backing out of your theory?

i remember reading something about the different directions that wrath could have gone in and one of them explained tyr, loken and ulduar. i cannot remember the specifics but from what i can remember it was something like this.
azjol nerub was planned to be an entire zone, not just a 5 man. this is to account for the extensive background design inside old kingdom and azjol nerub, both of which are 5 man dungeons, however incredibly detailed.http://www.wowwiki.com/Azjol-Nerub scroll to the near bottom "Azjol-Nerub was going to be World of Warcraft's first subterranean zone.". azjol was so intriguing that an entire fan made expansion concept is being thrown together. http://www.mmo-champion.com/threads/...ansion-concept. this guy did an amazing job with this and its worth a read.
now back to my original point.
azjol was planned to be a zone, so it can be safe to assume that it would have had a raid, let alone possibly its own tier. i hope im not the only one who found the tier flow a little odd in wrath. destroying naxx/destroying the black dragon roost/killing malygos<yogg saron<trial of the casuals<icc<that raid that nobody ever did.
wouldnt the more logical path be TOC (tirion wants to test us to take the war to the scourge)<naxxramas/azjol nerub<ICC<ulduar<sarth/maly/RS.
we all know that blizzard designs the actual world in wow in stages and things change while they are modeling it. tyr was most likely supposed to be part of the ulduar scene, as you say, but the idea was scrapped obviously, and a huge plot hole is left in its stead. tyr was supposed to be part of the loken/thorim story, but possibly blizzard decided to use loken (loki) instead of tyr as the brother of thorim (thor). so tyr is still out there, unaccounted for. the watchers of ulduar returned to their posts im assuming after we took care of yogg saron, but tyr is still nowhere to be found.

I mean true, but at the time, he was unique. Plus, he could have also been a prototype? Has anyone else noticed that they alternate between having an old god boss in a raid and not? We had Cthun in classic, none in BC, Yogg in wrath, and none in cata.

Yeah that streak is something to extrapolate for reliable prognoses....

Lorewise, yes, but Obviously, we FOUGHT Vezax first. He was the first one in game.

Since when does order of things we encounter dictate lore? You said that Tyr may have been prototype faceless, which I proved to be false as such strain already existed and its not mutated titan construct because titans didnt visit Azeroth back then.

Vezax is a faceless general. They're not unique, they're just rare, and just because the one we fought in Ulduar was the only one in Ulduar doesn't mean he was the only one in existence. Deathwing as well, by the time we put him down in the Maelstrom he was basically an avatar of N'zoth. He had stopped being an actual dragon a very long time previous, and was at that point an eldritch abomination, an Old God servant on a scale akin to the one at the Master's Glaive. The only thing that kept him looking vaguely like a dragon was the armor plating. Whatever remained of Neltharion the Earthwarder in there was not salvageable.

Honestly, Tyr being missing is just a lore stub that Blizzard can use to eventually branch out into new content. Tyr might wind up being a faction leader in an Argus expedition.

Since when does order of things we encounter dictate lore? You said that Tyr may have been prototype faceless, which I proved to be false as such strain already existed and its not mutated titan construct because titans didnt visit Azeroth back then.

Didn't I already acknowledge that this is unlikely, if not impossible? Also, that I am sleep deprived.

If all the titans (minus Loken and Tyr) were present in Ulduar, and we kind of know what happened to Loken, then where was Sargeras?
Did Tyr 'fall' to darkness to become Sargeras? Is Sargeras possibly buried underneath Tirisfal?

If all the titans (minus Loken and Tyr) were present in Ulduar, and we kind of know what happened to Loken, then where was Sargeras?
Did Tyr 'fall' to darkness to become Sargeras? Is Sargeras possibly buried underneath Tirisfal?

If all the titans (minus Loken and Tyr) were present in Ulduar, and we kind of know what happened to Loken, then where was Sargeras?
Did Tyr 'fall' to darkness to become Sargeras? Is Sargeras possibly buried underneath Tirisfal?

We'll never know.

the people in Ulduar were not titans nor are Loken or Tyr they were keepers, big difference. Sargeras is a fallen titan, none of the titans have actually shown up in WoW yet

If all the titans (minus Loken and Tyr) were present in Ulduar, and we kind of know what happened to Loken, then where was Sargeras?
Did Tyr 'fall' to darkness to become Sargeras? Is Sargeras possibly buried underneath Tirisfal?

Popular spectulation was that this new minion was in fact the corrupted and perverted Tyr himself, spectulation that blizzard quashed by saying that Tyr was not in Ulduar when Yogg-Saron was defeated. Or did they?
Let's look at their exact wording. They said that "Tyr was not in Ulduar when Yogg-Saron was defeated."

And where was Vezax when Yogg-Saron was defeated? Lying face down on the floor of his room. He WASN'T in ulduar. BECAUSE HE WAS DEAD :P

Semantics =/= an epiphany. Dead or alive, Vezax was inside Ulduar when Yogg-Saron was defeated. Blizz said Vezax wasn't Tyr, there's no proof of a Titan ever becoming a faceless one, lesser or otherwise, and it also was stated Tyr was obsessed with knowledge and lore and likely wandered off on a personal quest.